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The National Training School For Boys, located in what is now known as the Fort Lincoln area of Washington, D.C., was a Federal Government juvenile correctional institution for offenders under the age of seventeen.
9 de out. de 2017 · That’s the case with this post. Any number of maps from the 1870s onward show “The United States Reform School Farm,” or “The National Training School for Boys” at the site of the present-day Fort Lincoln neighborhood at the intersection of Bladensburg Road and South Dakota Avenue NE.
National Training School for Boys (former) Improvements – Washington DC. The National Training School for Boys was a federal juvenile detention center for boys under seventeen, located in the Fort Lincoln area of Washington, DC.
Washington DC. Cottage Plan. Demolished Institution. The National Training School for Boys was a federal juvenile detention center for boys under seventeen, located in the Fort Lincoln area of Washington, DC.
Description. The National Training School for Boys was a federal juvenile detention center for boys under seventeen, located in the Fort Lincoln area of Washington, DC. In 1935-37, Works Progress Administration (WPA) relief labor was used to make various improvements around the school.
During more than half of this century this beautiful rolling and verdant site served as a federal prison for young men, called "the National Training School for Boys."
You may have seen this blog that has a good history of the 'House of Reform' & the several name changes over the years including in 1876 to "The Reform School of the District of Columbia" & in 1908 to the "National Training School for Boys" https://bygonebrookland.com/2017/10/09/a-home-for-americas-bad-boys/
